ThomasJ79
Intertwined
- MBTI
- infj
- Enneagram
- 1w9
I don't want to cause any disharmony on this site, but I think the text analyzer is a good scientific tool that points toward a deeper truth: People aren't types. We may have various aspects of ourselves that may align with the ideals or the theoretical types, but it depends on context, certain definitions, and interpretations; things that may vary from practitioner to practitioner. What we write depends on whether you are tackling an emotive aspect or a logical aspect or philosophical aspects. Surely when you approach certain types of thinking you are going to move toward certain cognitive function descriptions, but it only reflects the thoughts in that point in time and not necessarily anything concretely definitive about a person, only an aspect. Don't get me wrong, I think these are great tools that help us learn about ourselves, but lets keep an open mind about the multifaceted aspects of our existence.
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